| Uploaded: | October 30, 2011 |
| Artist: | Dawn |
| Difficulty: | Novice  |
| Steps: | 7 |
| Updated: | October 31, 2011 |
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How to Draw a Halloween Wolf, Halloween Wolf
Happy Halloween guys, it is finally one of the best days on earth. I waited so long for today to come and the real exciting stuff for me doesn't start until later on today. You know I couldn’t end the Halloween tutorial momentum without submitting a lesson on a wolf dressed in a costume. To kick Halloween off with a ghoulish bang, I thought you guys might enjoy learning "how to draw a Halloween wolf", step by step. The costume of choice for the wolf is a mummy, and as you can see I incorporated the bandages in a very strategic manner. I chose to go with a mummy costume because wolves remind me a lot of this monster creature. The funny thing about mummies is how they are actually real and not farce. I don’t know how mummies became part of the monster world but it works for me. The tutorial is going to be so fun to tackle, draw, and complete because I made sure to lay out the drawing in the easiest way possible. Now you can draw a Halloween wolf before you go out trick or treating today or when you come back you can draw for fun. I had a lot of fun making this wolf concept and because of this I know you will too. So go ahead and get busy because there is still more great lessons coming your way. Peace out people and enjoy your ghoulish day!
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STEP 1.
The first step to making a Halloween wolf is to get some guides and shapes drawn. Make one circle for the head and another for the body. You will join the two together by making a neck line. Lastly, sketch in the facial guides like you see here.
STEP 2.
You will now start sketching out the actual shape of the wolf's head like so, and as you can see the ears are also part of the head shape structure. Notice how the sides are drawn in a zigzag motion.
STEP 3.
What you will be doing here is getting started with drawing in the wolf's face. First sketch in the ear lining to add detail and definition to the ears. When that is done you will need to draw out the eye to the left, and then draw in the nose, mouth, and chin. Sketch in a little detailing on the snout of the nose and you can proceed onto step four.
STEP 4.
Here you will begin sketching out the front part of the wolf's body starting with the neck and chest. Once that is complete, you can draw in the front legs and paws like so.
STEP 5.
Finish drawing out the entire body except the tail, and then don't forget to give this wolf some extra big back paws.
STEP 6.
Draw in the tail and the bandages over the right eye, legs, shoulder, back, and chest. I will fix this step with how to draw in the bandages, I actually forgot to include the steps for that part.
STEP 7.
When you have cleaned up the drawing you should have a wolf looking as good as the one you see here. Color in your new mummy and hang him/her on your window, wall, or fridge.Post a comment
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